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| Does anyone else find that every time they boot up into 10.1, it's 1:00am on Thu 1/Jan/1970? I've seen this problem mentioned on another web site, but no useful conclusions. My battery's fine; OS 9.2 keeps time perfectly. And I did a fresh install (10.0 with reformat, and then 10.1 upgrade). Mine's a 2x500MHz G4. This is most annoying! Can anyone help? |
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| Yup me too I'm having the same problem. For me it seems to try to connect to the time server while booting, but I'm DSL and PPOE, so I guess it doesn't have the connection info until boot. Of course in 9 there's the option to set time when it's different, no such option in 10.1 So I guess the only time it tries to sync is during the boot process? But I hope to be getting a router soon that will dole out DHCP so hopefully that will solve the problem, but it is annoying. |
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| Update Got my router, set it up to keep connection open, and give out DHCP. Boot Desktop and it does not lose Date and time. |
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